Print Styles

Below you will find detailed guides on the print styles that I offer and comparisons between them. The medium that you choose is a very important consideration depending on the room in which you intend to hang the print.

Rest assured that no matter the medium, your Limited Edition luxury fine art print will be meticulously crafted to museum-quality standards with full archival longevity.

These breathtaking works of art are engineered to last a lifetime and beyond.

Lumachrome® TruLife® Acrylic Prints — Lumachrome® TruLife® Acrylic Prints

First off, what exactly is an acrylic print? In it's most simplistic form, acrylic 'face-mounting' a photograph is a process that involves printing a photograph on paper, applying a clear adhesive to the face of the image then adhering the print to a clear sheet of acrylic...

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Charity Edition Framed Lumachrome® TruLife® Acrylic Prints — Charity Edition Framed Lumachrome® TruLife® Acrylic Prints

'Charity Edition' prints are identical to Lumachrome® TruLife® acrylic prints, but with the addition of any museum-quality Roma® or Omega® Italian wooden frame and linen liner combination of your choice in a wide range of styles and colors for one-of-a-kind art pieces to suit your personal style...

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Fujiflex® Crystal Archive Metal Prints — Fujiflex® Crystal Archive Metal Prints

So, what is a metal print? First off, all metal prints are NOT created equal! The most common type is made with a process called dye-sublimation.

With this process, the image is printed on a special paper first, then taped down over a specially coated sheet of aluminum in a large heat press...

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Metallic DiBond® Prints — Metallic DiBond® Prints

Dibond® is an industry-leading, aluminum composite material that consists of a rigid, polyethylene core sandwiched between two thin sheets of aluminum forming a premium, super smooth and durable mounting surface...

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Triptychs And Multi-Panel Prints — Triptychs And Multi-Panel Prints

A polyptych photograph is simply one that is divided into sections or panels. The reasons we create these multi-panel artworks are usually because of size limitations of materials, although we often print on a smaller scale in this format for their unique and beautiful visual appeal...

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Helpful Guides

• Image Galleries

• Easy Image Search Index

• Print Styles

• Custom Framing

• Visualizing Prints Before You Buy

• The Peter Lik Alternative

• How To Light Your Art Like A Pro

• Blending Nature Photography and Home Décor

• Fine Art Landscape And Nature Photography Prints

• Panorama Wide Landscape And Nature Photography Prints

• Collector Rewards Program

• The Best Photography Print Mediums

• Free Mockup To Visualize A Print

• Ordering Made Easy

• The Calming Effect Of Nature Photographs

• How To Hang Frameless Acrylic Prints

• How To Hang Framed Acrylic Prints

• How To Hang Metal Prints